Sentence examples for outside points from inspiring English sources

The boy-girl harmonies on this album at least suggest the possibility of outside points of view, but really, Ms. Clifford's tension is everything.

Using this approach, a consistency region is built for a given confidence level: the experimental points inside this region are considered consistent for the given confidence level, whereas the outside points are rejected.

"But the editors of journals, if they have formed a resistance to outside points of view, they have done so after years of seeing all the good, bad, and in-between papers.

The transfer of potentials between the grounding area to outside points by buried conductors, such as communication or signal circuits, neutral wires, pipes, rails, or metallic fences, may produce serious safety problems [Comput Methods Appl Mech Eng, 174 (1999) p. 73].

These short segments will finish off the outside points.

"There were many people outside pointing to where this individual was apparently located," she said.

"From an outside point of view, he does seem to have a fairly passionate medium-sized following," Tewes said of Trump's support.

This is framed within the traditional values that hold these families and communities together rather than in language that attacks or shames from an outside point of view.

"From an outside point of view, it's clear the type of centre which gives better results," Mas-Colell states.

(Nagoya) of the Z-type is converted into the right outside point of the net area on the diagram in Fig. 30.

Mr Dimopoulos walks me around the outside, pointing out the features: the door behind which they were locked in, the steps where the German soldiers kept watch.